Secluded just off the historic corridor of Mulholland Drive, this beautifully preserved architectural residence evokes the drama and creativity of period California modernism. Designed by Robert S. Wilkerson, AIA, and completed in 1972, the home is a compelling expression of indoor-outdoor living, thoughtfully sited on an expansive 19,000-square-foot lot surrounded by nature, privacy, and serenity. This home breathes cinematic moments. A long private driveway winds beneath a canopy of mature oaks and redwoods, creating a memorable approach to the property. Upon arrival, stone and gravel parking, lush landscaping, and a covered carport with built-in storage and laundry facilities set the tone for the retreat beyond. Inside, walls of glass frame sweeping views and fill the living spaces with natural light. The dramatic living room features a striking fireplace, period built-in bench seating/storage, and seamless connection to the surrounding landscape. Just beyond the entry, a stylish guest bath and hidden speakeasy-inspired wet bar create an inviting setting for entertaining. A library with floor-to-ceiling shelving and a rolling ladder offers a distinctive space for reading. Italian cork flooring, clerestory windows, and skylights bathe the interiors in warmth and ever-changing natural light. The well-appointed kitchen blends functionality and design while remaining connected to the home's social spaces.Sliding glass doors open to an expansive view deck overlooking Universal City, the San Fernando Valley, and the Verdugo Mountains. To the east, iconic vistas of the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Observatory serve as a constant reminder of the home's extraordinary Los Angeles setting. Beyond the deck, a grassy yard provides additional space for recreation, or entertaining. Three bedrooms include two en-suite primaries, each bedroom with direct access to the outdoors. Custom dual closets accommodate even the most discerning wardrobe, while large windows and glass doors maintain a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.A secluded rear patio offers the perfect setting for al fresco dining or weekend barbecues, a productive lemon tree, canyon glimpses accompanied only by birdsong and the sounds of the canyon. Other features, tankless water heater, whole-home water filtration system, Primary steam shower. This is the rare combination of architectural significance, privacy, and iconic views all in one of the Hollywood Hills' most coveted locations.

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